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Scot volunteering in Ukraine sheltered on church floor as haunting air raid sirens rang out

Neil Broome, from Jedburgh, is hoping to raise funds to buy a minibus or ambulance for people struggling in the Ukrainian city of Lviv.

Daily Record

Russian attacks, civilian deaths and chaos in Ukraine as war enters fourth week

KYIV, Ukraine — As Russia launched an onslaught of new attacks on civilian sites across Ukraine, U.S. officials on Thursday ratcheted up their accusations that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s forces have committed war crimes, including the bombing of a theater this week where more than 1,000 people were sheltering.

Los Angeles Times

Civilian targets under heavy fire as Ukraine war enters fourth week

KYIV, Ukraine — Rescuers began to pull survivors Thursday from the rubble of a nighttime airstrike on a theater where more than 1,000 people had sheltered in the besieged port city of Mariupol, as Russia’s war on Ukraine entered its fourth week with no sign of a respite and a…

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Ukrainians organise evacuations and aid for Kharkiv with help of social media: ‘People are really amazing’

‘Right now in Ukraine social networks are really active’

The Independent UK

Father of three to drive emergency supplies to Ukraine in borrowed van

Frank Matthews, of Greenwich, south-east London, set up a JustGiving page – Lviv and Let Live – just over a week ago aiming to raise £5,000.

The Independent UK

Using pillows against bombs, older Ukrainians stay put amid war-zone exodus

When Russian jets roared low over her town and the bombing grew unbearable, Liudmila Kravtsova packed a small bag and fled by train to safer western Ukraine.

Reuters

Miami has become a haven for Ukrainians fleeing war. Here’s one young mother’s story

MIAMI -- When Iryna Timoshenko left her woodland home near Kyiv on a cold February day, the Russian bombs had not yet set the Ukrainian skies alight.

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The scramble to shield Ukraine’s cultural heritage

Across the country, artists and curators are desperately unhooking, wrapping and stashing away artwork as Vladimir Putin’s onslaught closes in, report Max Bearak and Isabelle Khurshudyan

The Independent UK

Ukrainian mother 'overwhelmed' as Glaswegians open their homes after refuge plea

"We can finally be free" – Natalia Hevak has thanked kind-hearted Glaswegians for opening their hearts and homes as she hopes to return to the "beautiful" city where she lived 20 years ago.

Glasgow Live

Cold Weather Adds Separate Challenge For Far-Traveling Refugees

As of March 15, more than 3 million refugees have fled Ukraine since Feb. 24, according to the United Nations.

Zenger

Ukrainian journalists back on the job after deadly Russian strike on Rivne TV tower

In one of the deadliest attacks in western Ukraine since the Russian invasion began, a TV tower in Rivne, a city between Kyiv and Lviv, was shelled earlier this week, killing 20 people. FRANCE 24’s Gulliver Cragg reports from a Rivne regional TV station, where journalists have resumed work despite…

France 24

On the edge: Inside the 18 March Guardian Weekly

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The Guardian - UK

Ukrainian brothers in arms buried within days of each other

When the air-raid siren went off mid-funeral on Tuesday there was no pause from the priest and scarcely a blink from mourners, who ignored the threat of Russian missiles to bury loved ones killed by them two days before.

Reuters

Desperate Glasgow home appeal for young Ukrainian family seeking refuge

Speaking from her home in Lviv, English teacher and shop owner Natalia Hevak shares hopes to bring her three children to the “beautiful” city where she studied 20 years ago.

Glasgow Live

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The Guardian - UK

‘They draw bombs, tanks and wishes for peace’: Ukraine’s child mental health crisis

Theatre workshops and art classes have sprung up to offer temporary respite from war as doctors warn of widespread trauma

Daily Record

Caring Perth man ensures more than 50 Ukrainian orphans make it to safety

Alarm company boss Steven Carr usually ensures people don't break in but last week he was helping orphanage residents break out as their home in the industrial city of Dnipro, Ukraine came under Russian fire and they were evacuated by bus and train to Poland.

Evening Standard

Ukraine dispatch: ‘Lviv was living a charmed life compared to other major cities...that all changed on Saturday night’

Reports of progress in the peace talks have brought some hope, but a deal still feels like a distant prospect, reports Alistair Bunkall

The Conversation

Ukraine: Heritage buildings, if destroyed, can be rebuilt but never replaced

The tragic loss of life and desperate living conditions caused by the Russian invasion of Ukraine have gripped the world’s attention.

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Al Jazeera

Lviv: As refugees flee, a city mobilises for war

In western Ukraine, the city that has become a refuge and hub for people fleeing, prepares for an eventual attack.

Los Angeles Times

Battle moves westward as Russia strikes Ukrainian base near Poland, killing at least 35

LVIV, Ukraine — Bringing the war closer to NATO territory, Russian fighter jets fired dozens of missiles Sunday at a Ukrainian military training base near the border with Poland, killing at least 35 people, injuring 134 others and rattling nerves in western Ukraine’s largest city.

ABC News

Vladimir Putin is moving his war west, closer to NATO territory. Ukrainians in his path fear no-one is coming to help

With Russia firing on a military base in Ukraine's western Lviv region, Vladimir Putin is moving his war west, edging closer to the border with NATO. Those caught in his path fear no-one is coming to help.

ABC News

Battle to protect Ukraine's most important World Heritage sites, including St Sophia's Cathedral in Kyiv

Ukraine is home to seven World Heritage sites, including the 1,000-year-old St Sophia's Cathedral in Kyiv. Experts warn that the culturally significant sites are at risk of being damaged as Russian troops advance on Ukraine's capital.

Los Angeles Times

Russia strikes Ukrainian military base near Poland, killing at least 35

LVIV, Ukraine — Bringing the war closer to NATO territory, Russian fighter jets fired dozens of cruise missiles Sunday at a Ukrainian military training base near the border with Poland, killing at least 35 people, injuring 134 others and rattling nerves in western Ukraine’s largest city.

The Hindu

India relocates embassy in Ukraine to Poland

Move follows increase in Russian attacks on Kyiv, Lviv

Evening Standard

ITV journalist bravely carries on with Ukraine broadcast despite air raid sirens

The TV journalist vowed to “carry on” with her broadcast until the news anchor urged her and her colleagues to find shelter

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